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szycag wrote: (Where do you buy LPs on the internet? As far as selection/saving money.)
http://boomkat.com/ is good for most electronic stuff. Also has good blurbs for almost all records and does previews.

http://www.undergroundhiphop.com/store/ for decent hip hop with semi helpful comments and track previews. Stuff sells out quick usually.

http://www.vinylexchange.co.uk/ does older records for most genres, but not the easiest site to navigate.

http://www.discogs.com/home is useful for tracking down and paying extortionate prices for rare things you desperately need.
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Just a word of warning that shipping vinyl from the U.K. to the states can be painfully expensive.

Strangely I read that Best Buy was going to start stocking LPs. :?
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Jon wrote:Just a word of warning that shipping vinyl from the U.K. to the states can be painfully expensive.

Strangely I read that Best Buy was going to start stocking LPs. :?
I went into my local record shop last weekend, and had a conversation with the proprietor about this. Apparently, Best Buy's demand is creating a vinyl shortage. He said several of his orders have gone unfilled because of it. He specifically mentioned problems getting certain Matador releases.

Funny that there are supply problems for a "dead format" in an industry struggling to keep it's head above the water...

I buy 99% of my records from the aforementioned shop, but have done business with http://www.auralexploits.com/ and have been happy.
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Yeah, I'd buy a ton of stuff from Boomkat it'd get pretty expensive being in the US. Warpmart seemed pretty friendly to US buyers.

Insound seemed alright, especially with the free shipping if I spend > $50. Too bad the selection seems limited to Pitchforkmedia's greatest hits.
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lately I've been listening to this:
Game music:
under defeat extended tracks soundtrack
Mega Man X arranged soundtrack
FIG(game I helped test and is free)
non game:
Office space soundtrack
Jonzetta - cruel to be young
Mute Math - S/T(WBR release)
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szycag wrote:Yeah, I'd buy a ton of stuff from Boomkat it'd get pretty expensive being in the US. Warpmart seemed pretty friendly to US buyers
Ah, sorry mate, I forgot about you being in the US :oops:

Did you use warpmart when they were part of the warp records site? They used to do a weekly or fortnightly news letter update on the site that listed and commented on all the new releases from electro to hiphop to glitch to techno and it was by far the best way to keep up-to-date with new music. The new site doesn't seem to do it anymore, real shame.
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Jon wrote:Strangely I read that Best Buy was going to start stocking LPs. :?
Hot Topic sometime in the last year or so started carrying LP editions of alot of old hc/punk, metal, etc albums (Bad Brains, Iron Maiden, Slayer, Black Flag, Misfits, Minor Threat, Joy Division off the top of my head) and some newer stuff too. Ah don't you know?? Vinyl is the cool thing now! Especially when it's not original and still just as expensive as the cd! :roll:
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Disfear - Live the Storm
Skitsystem - Stigmata
Wolfbrigade - In Darkness You Feel No Regrets
Nachtmystium - Assassins: Black Meddle Pt. 1
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Moss - Sub Templum
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tommyb wrote:Disfear - Live the Storm
I just recently saw them.
They are from Potsdam, not far from Berlin.
Good Stuff.
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tommyb wrote:Disfear - Live the Storm
Great album!



Moss - Sub Templum
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Yeah I saw Disfear with Trap Them back in May in lansing, mi. Once in a lifetime show, Disfear NEVER tours.
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tommyb wrote: Nachtmystium - Assassins: Black Meddle Pt. 1
This is also pretty good.
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*pops head out of hermit cave*

Buzzcocks - Love Bites
Pharoah Sanders - Thembi
V/A - This is Austin, not L.A. (Local hardcore comp that my buddy is producing/contributing to. Really good stuff! The final version will be out in a couple of months, methinks.)
Cococoma - s/t
Teengenerate - Get Action!
Stooges - s/t
Amon Tobin - Permutation

Eh, been a bit bored with music in general lately. Not feeling super inspired by...anything really.

Oh! I have seen some good live music this week, though: A.H. Kraken, The Terrible Twos, Overnight Lows, and The Girls of Gravitron, all of whom were kind of brilliant in their own respective ways. And there was a free in-store two blocks from my house with Times New Viking and the Hex Dispensers. I love...living in the city!

So anyway...*waves hand, heads back into cave*
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Rise and Fall - Hellmouth (really, anything in the deathwish inc catalog)
And anything by the BAND Hellmouth.

Just saw Hellmouth with Supercontinent last night at a frat house in Ann Arbor, MI. Great show.
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The Prodigy - Invaders Must Die (Promo)

Enjoying the Surf Rock meets Breaks song on it. Got some new shit to bang! :D
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Black Sheep Wall - I Am God Songs - Nice, sludgey depressing songs. Great production and general mood.

Quoth - Peasant - Doom/Black Metal I guess. Noisy and raw.

Rugar - My Girl, The Princess - The best chiptune album ever.
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Andrew Weatherall - Watch The Ride

Best mix album I've heard all year, awesome stuff.
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freddiebamboo wrote:Andrew Weatherall - Watch The Ride

Best mix album I've heard all year, awesome stuff.

Cool. I like the Two Lone Swordsmen stuff.
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MadSteelDarkness wrote:And there was a free in-store two blocks from my house with Times New Viking and the Hex Dispensers.
WAT. Possibly the best show possible in 2008.

Wreckommendations to come...
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Esoteric - The Maniacal Vale forever and ever.
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Nasum - Inhale / Exhale
Best. Grind. Album. Ever.
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that nasum' album is a sort of tsunami in my ears...
mieszko will sent me a thunder on my head after this maybe.

i'm listening to harvestman and lustmord... or this one: mac http://www.otouv.org/mac01.html. let me know what you think if you like drone and similar... [/url]
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Jockel wrote: Nasum - Inhale / Exhale
Best. Grind. Album. Ever.
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My album of the week this week seems to be Salome - Salome.

http://www.myspace.com/salomedoom

I honestly can't believe how hard it shreds. Female vocals. Bowel-shaking-bass-heavy production. Sounds like shit on iPod ear buds, but blows my mind when I listen to it on the ol' hi-fi.
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genecyst wrote:that nasum' album is a sort of tsunami in my ears...
mieszko will sent me a thunder on my head after this maybe.

i'm listening to harvestman and lustmord... or this one: mac http://www.otouv.org/mac01.html. let me know what you think if you like drone and similar... [/url]
Funny that you say that. One of the members died in the tsunamis.

Anyway.

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tommyb wrote:
genecyst wrote:that nasum' album is a sort of tsunami in my ears...
mieszko will sent me a thunder on my head after this maybe.

i'm listening to harvestman and lustmord... or this one: mac http://www.otouv.org/mac01.html. let me know what you think if you like drone and similar... [/url]
Funny that you say that. One of the members died in the tsunamis.

Anyway.

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yes!

one of his best albums to date
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jonny5 wrote:yes!

one of his best albums to date
I will quietly disagree with that statement...

However, if you guys haven't already, you should check out Tobacco's Fucked up Friends. Tabacco = the brains behind Black Moth Super Rainbow if that helps... Anywho, Aesop Rock does a track on his Solo album, and it is unfuckingbelievably awesome.
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yes, the one who died was Mieszko, the singer and guitar player...

i've listened sometime humans 2.0 and inhale exhale, mine was only a "noir humour"...
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Oh, and seeing the new Prince of Persia commercial made me get back into Sigur Ros.

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